@serichsen Do you have any idea what the emotion is missing that the braille since has?

@serichsen I forgot about that. I need to look at the user manual for it.

@JamminJerry I don’t remember which one, but one of the John Grisham novels was one of my very first audible reads.

@JamminJerry It has been a long time since I read John Grisham. I read most of his stuff for a long time, and then got away from it. The chamber is absolutely one of my very favorites along with a time to kill.

@brian_hartgen That is good to know. I really have been leaning toward that product. In fact, when I got the brilliant BI 40 X, I realized later that I should’ve gone ahead and got the brailleSense instead.

@Ranger1138 Now that is funny. I totally agree with you that the result is about the same. With slightly more nutritional value being in the Taco Bell meal.

@brian_hartgen For two or three years, we had a community choir for which I did narration. I have always brailed out the narration using my Perkins brayer, because I just didn’t trust the brilliant to not lock up on me. It doesn’t happen often, but just enough that there’s no way I would be without hardcopy. Also, the quieter the better as far as I am concerned when panning using a braille display. That is one area where the braille sense really shines. Not sure about the mantis.

@jaybird110127 @FreakyFwoof I am seriously considering purchasing. Glad to know tBlastBay is still out there making content. Quite a departure from Q9, but I like it.